Web Services

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Web Services Overview

Web services provide Cascade Server users with a powerful way to work with the system by providing a very core interface with which to interact.

  1. Introduction to Web Services
    The interface of Cascade Server provides methods to create, edit, read, and delete all assets and components in the software.
  2. Web Services Operations »
    This section provides iformation about the create, edit, read, delete, publish, and authenticate operations.
    1. Introduction to Web Services Operations
      When looking through the WSDL, you can find all of the operations available along with their responses at the top.
    2. Authentication
      For each operation, it is necessary to include authentication information.
    3. Create and Edit Operation »
    4. Read Operation »
    5. Delete Operation
      Use the delete operation to delete any asset in Cascade Server.
    6. Publish Operation
      This operation will publish a File, Folder, Page, Target, Destination, or Publish Set.
    7. Batch Operation
      The batch operation is a simple way of accomplishing multiple operations while only transmitting a single soap request/response.
    8. Workflow and Web Services Operations
      When a user making a edit, create, or delete request does not have the role/permissions to bypass workflow, it is necessary to include workflow information in the request message.
    9. Search Operation
      This operation will search the assets in Cascade Server and return a list of matches.
    10. Authenticate Operation
      Use this operation to authenticate user credentials against Cascade Server.
  3. Web Services Skeleton Project »
    The following steps will help to get started with building a java-based web services application.
Last modified on Fri, 07 Jul 2006 10:33:08 -0400
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